I'm 59. If you're in your 50s, watch this.

[@kenhondaofficial]

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[@ΞΥΔΈΑΣΘΡΆΣΟΣ]

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[@oskareem]

You so fat talking about health?

[@imm8rtal]

you sound exactly like Michio Kaku.

[@neleig]

I’m 62, and retired at 60. My wife and I sold everything, except three suitcases of items each, and moved to Portugal. We are both in excellent health and are enjoying our new European lifestyle. I surf, hike, ride my new motorcycle, travel, meet new people, and am happy we are not dealing with the American division.

[@pneumaticman5927]

God, that sounds wonderful! Good healthcare there?

[@focusedfreebird]

Lucky you. American political landscape is crazy.

[@perfectsoulmates2023]

Yes ! I have a similar story so I know how you feel. Im now a dual citizen 🇺🇸 🇪🇸 living in Germany 🇩🇪 as a relationship coach, with my soulmate, changing hundreds of people’s lives every year ♥️

[@daryllportas8453]

@@pneumaticman5927 The European Union are trying out a new vaccinations ID card there which will be the start of jab mandates. So... maybe not a great place to be, now.

[@Synthetic-lt4ed]

That’s a great plan brother well done!

[@CitizensInvestigator]

1. Save save save money for retirement. 2. Get out of debt. 3. Pay off your house. 4. Stay healthy. 5. Retire. 6. Stay active. 7. Enjoy life.

[@theasianjaywalker4455]

Its just... what is that? Wow 45 upvoted that too

[@dlg5485]

#4 should be #1. Too many people prioritize matters of money above all else, but without good health, you have nothing. All the wealth in the world can't help you if you are weak, feeble and unable to utilize it to enjoy life. For years I prioritized my finances above all else, but a few years ago I refocused on my physical and mental health and have transformed myself and my outlook since then. Of course, I still work OT and save and invest aggressively for my future, but now I balance that with devoting energy to my health and living a little bit more for today.

[@IRISHguitarist777]

All objectives achieved except #2 as I've never owed a single penny to anyone and am in no debt,mortgage paid. I'm 55 this year and l bench 90KG,I'm built like a brick shithouse. I'm off to Japan next Month for a wild fortnight. I own a 1.1 Million Euro House and lm still single which is the secret to a great life. No women allowed into my House! My secret? Train hard and the rest will follow.

[@theasianjaywalker4455]

@@IRISHguitarist777 Readers will want to know how you've earned money over the last 35 years. Coincidentally, I met an Irish guitarist in China who was independently wealthy. In his case, around 55 his parents passed away and he inherited enough money to retire and travel. He was a damn good singer guitarist. Sadly, he had to go back home due to overwhelming illness at around age 63. but readers would probably like to know what you did from 20 to 55 to earn and live debt free?

[@marcocastoldi7403]

Not bad

[@panan7777]

I am almost 70. I keep running my metal shop. Have almost perfect weight, zero health problems and body age probably better than a lot of 40 years old office rats. Part this is genetics, part of this is my approach: I know I will not stay this way forever, BUT I CAN slow the process down A LOT. Almost every time I read a list of healthy foods or other body care I AM doing it from 60-90%. Psychology: I actively avoid contact with my age group, because they gave up and let themself sink. I can do a horse stance, do stretching while my mill does a cut, but I see the guy 4 years older and it takes him a minute to seat down on a chair. When I try to give them advice, they got angry. I see stairs as a running track, not something to fight and catch the breath when you finally reach the first floor. Try running up the stairs with the hand pressed on the front of the body. Try getting up from the car without grabbing the steering wheel. You will find that your stomach muscles do not exist. Health in old age is a serious project, discipline and persistent work, still not being fanatic about it. Nature abhors standing still: You either grow or you rot. I wish I could get this message across, but humans have invented the DEADLIEST sentence that exists: I AM what I am and I AM NOT going to change. You CAN change at anytime, IF you want. Edit: had a visit form my youngest daughter on Sunday and she took a video, because I want to celebrate my 70th birthday. There are 8 steps to platform to our bank. I've been jumping to the middle and landed on top for years. Now I got a short movie of me doing it. ;))))

[@seekertruth72]

excellent which country u r from

[@Maxumized]

@@simpleisthebest73jealous attitude is a mental disease that ages a person…exactly what he was talking about.

[@georgewengler5396]

That is great! I'm closing in on 60 next year. Not on any meds. My doctor is surprised. My peers are all on cholesterol medication, blood pressure medication, diabetes meds, etc. The younger guys in the office are overweight, man boobs etc. I have an office job but I am very active outside of work. In great shape physically and mentally. Too many people get in a rut and wake up one day wondering how they got into such bad shape. Worse with older people. I see them pretty much wasting away once they hit their 50's. It doesn't have to be that way!

[@peterwhite1957]

Great Advice!!, many people have never done much physical labor, probably most are just plane Lazy, and the standards for our military and police have been lowered so much its really sad. i see police some obese,that cannot run a city block...pete.

[@StevenSmall-j5f]

I’ve just turned 50 , that what you have said is the best life coaching I have ever heard , well done you, it shows you that your own mindset is the best anti ageing product one can have , excellent 👍👍👍👍

[@richardhart9204]

I’m sixty next month. In the past two years, I’ve lost my job, my lucrative side-hustle, my mother, and just last week, my only brother. My wife wants me to go back to work, which trust me, is not happening. I don’t know what I’m going to do, but I do know the life that I’ve been living, must end. It’s time for something new, and satisfying. 😊

[@wolfman909]

good for you

[@baggerdave]

Make it happen! Good luck!

[@maya-sn2hk]

🍀🍀🍀

[@proxbimcginley5085]

Stay positive! Tell yourself how much you love you and all the great moments in life. Every time you look in the mirror smile! Focus on a hobby and be the authority on it, research, practice, ask for help, find people that are great at and mimic them like your life depends on it. Be passionate. Believe every day!

[@onclebob2178]

I’m gonna be 60 next month too. I don’t believe something new and satisfying will happen to me. Unfulfilled dreams became nightmares.

[@finite934]

The wisdom of age is highly under-appreciated. I’m 50 and look back at my 30 year old self and realise I didn’t know jack shit.

[@AlaKareem]

@@finite934 do you wonder how stupid we were

[@The_Absurdistt]

Same.

[@51sicboy]

I’m not sure we ever know Jack shit. It’s a journey.

[@AlaKareem]

@nelson66190 I'm eating my self for past stupidity. And yes I'm doing like you living the full moment. 🙏

[@midway27272727]

I know Jack and it's not that big of a deal !

[@jayleeper1512]

I am 73. I was such a child at 50. I grow my own food, cut my own firewood and live alone. You rest, you rust. I don’t have the horsepower I once had, that is for sure but still trucking.

[@madcow3k]

When you were 50, did the 30 year old you seem like a child? Interesting how perspectives change. Thanks.

[@jayleeper1512]

@@madcow3k not really, I am mostly kidding about being a child at fifty. At my age, everybody pretty much looks young but unless I look in the mirror, I still think I am thirty. Mostly, I don’t see age anymore, I just see every adult as they are and don’t think about age. Trust me, there are still lots of people my age that are wondering what they will be when they grow up. I have certainly seen twenty somethings that seem more mature than a lot of idiots my age that I run into. Mostly it boils down to attitude. Some have already calcified in their mind in their twenties and I know people in their 80s that never lost their youth. Keep an open mind, take your retirement in installments as you go because you can certainly do things when you are younger that you can’t do when you are older. The saddest thing is somebody that put everything off until they retired only to find out they are too wore out to do the adventure they dreamed of when they had the body and the energy to do it. I think age thirty five is a persons physical peak and I felt strong and vigorous well into my fifties. Slowing down a bit now, that’s for sure but I still get it up for canoe trips, hunting and adventure trips. Instead of running all day and partying all night I am pretty much done by 9. 😁

[@mastermindenterpriseslimit7555]

Ideal lifestyle! I NEED a Place! Preferably, maybe a mile or two between houses. I can stand being alone, but it's getting very difficult to resist the downward pull of other people, without a buffer zone. A broke city dweller 'janitor', at 55, I need more time to get ready for the shenanigans, these days. I HAVE To Get Out, if I'm going to have a chance.

[@anetaprochowska8084]

@@madcow3k

[@mffaruqi6830]

For me loneliness is one of the worst suffering in old age. Human companionship comes at a price. If someone can't afford that, even pets would do. If someone can't afford even pets then he must think about the choices he made during his younger days, and change the habits that landed him in such a place. It's never too late till one is breathing.

[@aagayudwiratnawati246]

I am 60 just few months ago, my mother died last year at 89, taking care of her by my self for the last 7 years. Up to my mother died my time mostly for others (family and work), I have my own time now and it seems I am born again. Miss my dear mother a lot ❤

[@kenhondaofficial]

Thank you for sharing your experience! I am sending my best wishes to you 🙏 Let's make the most of the time we have ❤

[@GymGarageMan]

Was called too old at 50! Started training in crumbling garage lifting rocks doing pushups on paint cans pullups on beams got ripped af at 53 years old!!!

[@CatGirl-ny8dw]

Just checked your channel garageman brutal training keep it up pops🔥

[@jenmck8146]

I'm imagining the Rocky IV training montage, haha - nice going, very inspiring!

[@victorglaviano]

55, 5'9" and 165 lbs, with 18% BMI. I've always been in good shape, but could eat better I suppose, but hell my dad smoked 2 packs of Kools a day, drank about 2 gallons of coffee a day, survived WWII and lived to be 90. My advice, be happy, stay away from crazy women (trust me on this one), don't give a fcuk about next week, year or decade, that shit will kill you!

[@workoutgirl4231]

Just watched your vid garageman..holy shot 💪

[@JJmoony]

That’s what I’m trying to do now it’s getting there but I have damaged myself in early years.lol

[@charliebryer2802]

59yr old here, 60 before the years out. Retired last November as I’d had enough of that (it was a job, not a vocation) gave my little garden a complete overhaul, had three holidays and spend my days walking the dog, day tripping & planning a house makeover in the Autumn. Started that list of books I’ve planned reading since forever and looking forward to a winter getaway. Haven’t missed anything of my old life, except my old colleagues but am still in touch & planning a reunion meet up soon. This is what I worked for all those years. Not wealthy, I have enough to get by & am perfectly happy with that.

[@maya-sn2hk]

It seems very nice. I imagine myself when I retire in a small house by the sea, in a garden and with a cat.

[@kenhondaofficial]

That is great to hear! I am glad you are having a good time!

[@kenhondaofficial]

You can do it Maya!

[@AgileSnowWeasel]

@@maya-sn2hk how about two cats?

[@allenmorris85]

I’m 59 brother. I come from Italian stock. Every male in my ancestry lived into their 90s. I push weights 5 times a week. I work in a hospital as a maintenance person and I walk between 13 and 16 kilometres a day. I work with 30 year olds who can’t keep up with me. I am as strong as a bull! As my father used to say to me. Age is not a number, it’s a word. Yes that’s right, it’s a word! What the hell has a number got to do with a word! If you believe a number governs your life, you will speak words that will destroy you. If you are pushing 60 or over, remember this. You are a baby boomer! The greatest generation that ever lived! You can, and you will! God is with you, keep believing! ❤

[@miguel.a.d.6078]

Gracias por el mensaje hermano 👍🏼 . Aquí uno del 65 💪🏼. Saludos

[@timdonnelly8392]

I just Farted!

[@victorglaviano]

Same... Smoked like chimneys, at large meals, took naps and lived into their 90s! But one thing they all had in common, no one, myself included were fat and lazy!

[@kenhondaofficial]

That is amazing to hear! Keep going!

[@allenmorris85]

@@miguel.a.d.6078 God bless you my brother, God bless. ❤️

[@WNHTCT]

I turned 55 today. It’s all about having a reason to live now. I have debt, but a small home in America that’s paid for and a decent car to drive. Last week I came to Saudi Arabia to teach kindergarteners for the next year. I intend to finish this life without fear.

[@mjp.7765]

Happy birthday with late wishes 😅

[@kenhondaofficial]

Yes! Having a purpose/ Ikigai will enrich your life so much. I recently posted a video about how to find and embrace your Lifework/ Ikigai. You can check it out here, if you are interested! → kzbin.info/www/bejne/oX2kmXabiqaZkNU

[@Ron-yj4rh]

I'm 55. Not long ago, something happened to me that made me realize my health was deteriorating. Bought a bicycle. Started riding it. A lot. Now I'm riding 20 miles a day and will so so as long as I can.

[@scott4920]

I'm in a similar boat considering getting an ebike to try the same. Good for you, you're an inspiration! Keep it up man.

[@bazbbeeb7226]

My friend and I ride our ebikes or mountain bikes every weekend, sometimes twice per week, I'm 52 and these days out riding around the countryside is the highlight of my week. I'm fitter and healthier than most people half my age.

[@Ron-yj4rh]

@@bazbbeeb7226 Weird isn't it? The park I ride in has a mile circuit. I see guys my father's age riding bicycles like I am. And young people twice as heavy as me struggling. Not looking down on them. I'm actually sympathetic.

[@TrevyTrev-andTheFunkyPets]

I started cycling at 47 ( 54 now) was one of the best things I ever did for myself, life changing.

[@Ron-yj4rh]

@@TrevyTrev-andTheFunkyPets literally engages ever muscle in the body. I think it's better than a gym workout. And you get places!

[@ianjames3078]

At 53 I decided to start running, 2 months ago. Have now ran 5km parkrun at 26min and running for enjoyment. After 25yrs I have lost 18kg in 6 months and just stopped blood pressure meds……first time since I was 25 I’ve not taken them. Wish I’d started this journey years ago.

[@douglasschnieder7816]

Keep solid Stay blessed Win the war And remember Jesus 👍

[@kenhondaofficial]

That's amazing Ian! Keep going!

[@randomgrinn]

I ran 100 feet once. Wow that was a mistake. Not doing that again. Enjoyment? I know you are screwing with me. Pain is not enjoyment.

[@PeterReefman]

@@randomgrinn It can be. I'm 54 and run about 15km. It's my "me" time of zero distraction, zero devices. It gets easy to do over time, and once you're there; the natural high, the good night's sleep, the overall feeling of wellbeing - is.... nice.

[@Tony11806]

I am 64 but I feel like I am 20 in my mind.

[@993mike]

LOL - I'm the same age and feel the same way! Still love all the stuff I loved at 20, and can still do almost all of those things still.

[@Tony11806]

@@993mike Although I feel 20 in my mind physically I feel like I am 64 and so I can't do things like I did at 20 anymore and I find most things are too much of an effort now.

[@weho_brian]

im 40, but still hit on women in their 20s. I dont think I really added anything to the conversation

[@scabootie]

Other than demonstrating for readers that you are a creep ​@weho_brian

[@354sd]

True but your body doesn't

[@rangerwhite5165]

In my 50s. Time and health are now your greatest assets. Retire as early as you can.

[@marktrail8624]

Some people enjoy working late in life

[@LittlewoodSD]

Yeah, I love my job. I’m gonna work until I’m 70, God willing. I’m 50 now

[@metalmike570]

Sarasota Tim says to get your social security at 62, and I think I'm going to wait until I'm 63. Just 3 years to go for me.

[@metalmike570]

@@LittlewoodSD Mick Jagger is still working / touring. Hard to believe!!

[@wilvaro1979h]

I’m thinking of retiring at 55 I’m 45 . I worked since 17 in restaurants day and night. Now I’m a security guard, divorced, with my two grown daughters that hate me . I guess I have to prepare being alone . Being frugal and investing for the next 10 years is my priority. There is much more to life than job but we all need to .

[@filbertflubberfish9541]

Im struglling Ken, Divorce wiped me out, and restarting a new life at 53. I made more in my 20s. BUt the energy flow is clear. I appreciate you . I sent you a book I wrote as well. THank you for being Ken. :)

[@seekertruth72]

prayers...

[@chchwoman9960]

@@filbertflubberfish9541 I was in this position at 50. I had nothing at all. Try not to worry, just start again, all will be ok x

[@Rebelheart06]

Same here! Divorced at 47, lost everything..started from scratch at 50.

[@seekertruth72]

@@Rebelheart06 prayers no worries but pls dont marry again for Gods sake

[@robkelly8398]

Same. Divorced finalized at 50. Lost 70% of everything I had with a large settlement to avoid a lifetime of spousal support. Motivated once again I worked very hard and smart the past 5 years and I’m now back to where I started financially and 100% better emotionally. You can recover and be even happier than before. Good luck.

[@jackfaber7710]

never be such a counter. it's doesn't matter, how much is left to you. only this moment matter, live in it and forget anything else.

[@metropcs817-l8k]

I am dying at 55 from cancer. Will probably enter hospice next year. Life went by fast. Ready to see what's on the otherside. I work in the ER department. I see 1,000 of elderly sick and dying by themselves. They have no one.

[@maggietesh4023]

Oh dear sorry to hear that. Will pray for you. Wish you make the most of your life! ❤❤❤

[@solomit1]

Sorry to hear wishing you help from universe 💓💓💓💓💓

[@Phil-m5d]

American exceptionalism. Western values.

[@nikinina7415]

sorry to hear that, may God bless you with good health and long life, i have a tip to beat cancer if you want to try i ll tell you, its not 100 pc confirmed but you can give it a try,

[@seekertruth72]

prayers to you be at peace its okay accept life as it is

[@AtHomeWithJenn]

My dad is 83 years old. He drives, cooks, does chores, visits family, attends church, and grocery shops and relaxes with a few tv shows in the evening.

[@kenhondaofficial]

That is amazing!

[@adamweston4152]

I'm 54 and I have just lost my brother who was 56 because he was a chronic alcoholic and he drunk himself to death and I realised how quickly we can no longer be alive and it has made me appreciate just how precious life is and not to waste the time we have.

[@randallmccoy4933]

I am sorry for your loss. I read this as my brother talking about me before I gave up alcohol. I hope he is inspirational to for you to continue on your journey to stay as strong as possible.

[@DonJuanDM]

I have lived pretty far away from my parents since my teenage year to this day. I can only afford to spend time with them between four weeks and couple months every year. During my 20s, I have asked myself one question in total honesty. "What is the number one thing I am afraid I will regret the most?" My guts told me, I'm scare to regret that I haven't spent enough time with my parents after they are gone. Since then, I have dedicated most of my annual leave plus working remotely to be with my parents for the last 30 yrs. I could have saved myself a big lump sum to see them less but I could not look at myself in the mirror every morning. At my dad's funeral, I thought could I spend more time have a drink, watch some TV or joke with him? Sure but I don't have a single sense of regret that I haven't done enough. If your parents are still alive, give them a surprise visit or ask them anywhere they want to see but they haven't been. It's never too late.

[@iKSEER]

Oh, you make me cry😢😢😢

[@kenhondaofficial]

Thank you for such a beautiful comment!

[@razbishara6491]

Love it💯👌🙏

[@sgntbilco]

Very good advice, we all know it, but we still need to be told. I'm 62 in the mornings and by 10 am, I'm 43... so far so good 🤗

[@andrewramjit7240]

Haha love that statement keep good .😊

[@kenhondaofficial]

I'm glad you liked it!

[@ataboyboyboy8895]

I am 66, still fit (with heart problems, kidney problems, high BP, diabetic), revived hobbies I was not able to do. My wife, unfortunately gone, children grown up, house paid off and so is the car. Got a motorbike, started film photography and development and oh an espresso machine. Time passes very quick indeed while you are learning. Ditch the tv and smart phones. 😊

[@seekertruth72]

excellent thnaks

[@kenhondaofficial]

Thank you for sharing your experience! I hope you are doing well 🙏❤

[@RotterStudios]

I'm in my early 50s and realize I need to wind down. A part of me feels guilty for saying that since some people at the day job are still working into their late 60s and early 70s because "they need money to live." I'm in the same boat but I don't want that. I want to enjoy life while I still have my health and if I want to travel I don't want to be doing it in my mid 70s. Constantly looking for ways to make side income to get out of the daily jail, which is filled with micro managers and BS. Good luck to all of us!

[@kenhondaofficial]

Don't feel bad about wanting to make the most of the time you have!

[@hypnotechno]

Good luck sir!

[@roymoxley2587]

If you live to 50 you good stay healthy and you will live until you time is up Nobody is guaranteed tomorrow. I’m 62 take no drugs never have never will including big pharmaceutical toxic shit . No drink No smoke Walk every night 45 min I’m very blessed but I’m very thankful too.

[@oggyoggy1299]

So if there was a medicine to help you, you wouldn’t take it?

[@yannisgk]

@@oggyoggy1299 RIGHT!!!i take a lot of medicines every day, i smoke a lot, i am lazy and i'm eating junk food for almost of my life....being 51, i have to say that in general, only God knows when you'll die....human health rules are almost a myth....do whatever you want an be happy!!!

[@marcmckenzie5110]

I too am 62, and my view of health was very similar to yours until I got non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma 11 years ago. My health is dramatically different, and not taking medication‘s is no longer an option. Truly, I hope your health continues the way it has. But, and I mean this kindly, be aware the rules can change.🌿

[@aj25055]

@@marcmckenzie5110I just said this to someone on another channel that came off as bragging that they haven’t been to the doctor in 30 years and they are the healthiest they’ve ever been. I cautioned maybe you are..maybe you’re not. Best wishes to you.

[@interproservice]

Sometimes you just exist. No real friends, no good money, no good job, and nothing will help. You live day after day and then you are 45yrs old.... sometimes nothing helps, even good advices.

[@chrisa.515]

Jesus can help! If you're merely just existing than exist for him! Ask him into your heart today!

[@chriswilloughby48]

@@chrisa.515 invisible jewish ghosts, sounds like a plan lol

[@idotgotitme3280]

@@chriswilloughby48 Hey, don't mock, God will not be mocked.

[@oggyoggy1299]

@@chrisa.515 Yeah, great, a make-believe friend, that’ll help.

[@chccooperider1377]

@@oggyoggy1299actually it does indeed.😎

[@SelimG]

Being 55, i really still don't feel i'm fully mature

[@julosx]

Me, I'm 56 and health wise, it's already too late for me.

[@erichgrunberg8396]

I´m 50. What does "mature" mean? 😁

[@OgoMaduewesi]

Honestly, I turned 50 in June and I am like, so what's it about turning 50 hehehehehe... Ohh ok, I don't have money, working on that seriously, and happy suddenly I work, get little sleep and and still stand strong going... No, I say NO and don't care anymore what anyone thinks

[@ThrowBackZone]

So inspiring! At 40, I'm learning to say 'no' without guilt. Who else is in this process? 🙅‍♀

[@kenhondaofficial]

I'm glad you liked it! You are definitely not the only one! Seeing as you enjoyed this, I think you'll like my free masterclass on how we can live our truly best life at any age. If that sounds of interest, you can watch it here (available for a limited time) → rebrand.ly/true-wealth-replay-50s

[@cassandraknight8804]

I’m 49 nearly 50 and my 40s was hell-, 2 operations, serious health issues, people close to me- around me .. family/ friends…struggling emotionally and mentally. Major Deaths. Losses. I’ve had to use all my defences and coping skills…and I’m exhausted.

[@waynek3366]

I'm so sorry stay strong for yourself

[@angelbabycards3595]

'Wholly Shit, Cassandra; thought it was just Me.. Same thing here.. Lost Wife, lost Child, lost Mom, lost Career, Lost Home, and Lost my Ass.. Took from 2009-2020 to get almost all of what I lost BACK! - ' Yes, Cassandra... you're not alone, just saying. Advice: Make sure to learn how to say - F OFF, says Helen Mirren.. - Peace! \\//

[@marcussmith4913]

Yes death is very hard to deal with especially your mothers death. Jesus Christ is the only hope for getting out of here alive. I hope you know him.

[@Hurkuhntreeks]

Same here. I’m early 50’s, 36-present has been pure hell. Haven’t had a break at all. No vacations not one day of happiness. My best friend died when we were late 30’s. No one to talk to etc. Future looks awful. I have no clue what to do

[@marting5130]

good luck.

[@MindSoulGrit]

Thanks for the great video! At 52, I can relate so much to everything you said. As a recovered people-pleaser, I now live life on my own terms!

[@allseeingotto2912]

Same , people are time and energy vampires

[@kenhondaofficial]

You are very welcome! I'm glad it resonated! Seeing as you liked this, I think you'll benefit from my free masterclass where I'll be sharing how we can build a great life at any stage of life. You can check it out here! → rebrand.ly/true-wealth-masterclass-50s

[@MindSoulGrit]

@@kenhondaofficial Thank you!

[@kenhondaofficial]

You are welcome! I hope to see you there!

[@emanmahmoud9439]

It's never too late to do what you like .

[@mattesrocket]

That's one of the most STUPlD sentences: many things you can't do when you are 50 or older or when you don't have the money or surrounding or fitness for it.

[@juanmcsweeney4503]

2nd half?? Im 52 and the way I look at it, I will be lucky to get another 15 years!!

[@serfdude2025]

50’s is not old, definitely older. And time is always precious and limited no matter what age you are.

[@oggyoggy1299]

Huh? It’s closer to death than birth. It’s pretty easy to call that old, if the first half was young.

[@vmj361]

@@oggyoggy1299 Depends on how long you live If you make it past 100 (not impossible, though still uncommon today) then 50 or so would still be closer to birth than death.

[@ArmsDealer06]

It’s all relative.

[@visaman]

I will be 60 in 2 weeks, and my dad died at 62, so...😢

[@astra-rb6sz]

@@oggyoggy1299anyone can die at any time including babies .

[@mrprfct7069]

I am 50. My mom died at 68, my dad 74 and healthy. One Grandma died at 65 and the other lived to 90. So I guess I am all over the place. I really want to live long enough to coach my grandkids. That’s really who I live for. Wife, kids and hopefully grandkids. I want that joy before I go.

[@OrmrSkald]

I'm 52 and have had many mini strokes and I'm still smart enough to know that Honda is a car company.

[@jimmyzhao2673]

He's that robot that Honda invented.

[@75marek]

🤣

[@kenhondaofficial]

I hope you are doing well ❤🙏 My name is Honda but to be honest with you, I drive Toyota. That's a little secret here 😄

[@QBN37]

I’m 51 and still play in Punk Bands, and feel like I’m still in my 20’s..

[@kenhondaofficial]

That's great! I hope you are enjoying yourself!

[@joebloggs339]

Thanks for this video, Ken. Life is race between maturity and senility. For those of us who had very traumatic upbringings and are late bloomers, it's hard to grieve the loss of the life you could have led had you been more normal. But better late than never. Turning 50 means you probably have, on average, another 25-35 years left as a man. That is still a lot of time. For men who never had a family and want one, I think realistically a 50 yr old man could look for a 35 year old woman and still have 1 or 2 kids.

[@peggypeyton7912]

I bought my dream cappuccino machine and living my life like it’s golden!

[@kenhondaofficial]

That is great to hear Peggy! I hope it brings you lots of joy!

[@mtamech535]

People cling too much to this rock. I’m looking forward to the beyond.

[@Lovecats956]

Right. If you can be conscious one time then it is likely to be self aware and conscious and born again.

[@carolinechandra5157]

Totally agree our GREATEST assets is Time, Health and Happiness ❤ Thank you for uploading 🙏🏻

[@kenhondaofficial]

You are very welcome Caroline! Seeing as you enjoyed this, I think you will like my free masterclass where I'm going to share how we can build a truly rich life at any stage of life. You can check it out here! → rebrand.ly/true-wealth-masterclass-50s

[@hangarby10]

In my 30s, I thought I'd be coasting, living the good life due to higher earnings, life wisdom. In my 50s, it has been anything but that - finding senior care for my mother; I'm still financially supporting two 20 somethings and helping them get started in life; plus all of my own adulting and then the constant ageism issues that I'm now beginning to see firsthand at my work. Calgon - take me away!

[@PatrickGotHands]

Those two 20 something year olds need to get a job and support themselves and pay rent ! Im disabled and struggle and pay $2,000 in rent it’s doable

[@rgarri6396]

At 72 I have done it all, now what? Worked 40 years, saved invested and have it all. Life did go fast but what a ride. You have to do your best and be happy for the life you had.

[@nayiummeed2833]

Wow I am 22 years old and I am listening this podcast ❤❤

[@dirtwhisperer658]

I turned 61 this year. Read the comments and pay close attention to what the old timers are saying. Stay active and monitor your overall body health if you want to live to old age. Little sacrifices can make a huge difference in longevity. Save money for retirement. Start now. I don't care if it's $50 every time you get paid. You might be able to retire early if you start saving early. I will retire in 3 more years after working since I was 14. I should have already been retired but I made some bad decisions and was not studious in planning for retirement. I got serious about it when I was 36 years old and just by the skin of my teeth I will pull it off. What I mean is have the same income in retirement as I am making now. Good luck.

[@Ron-yj4rh]

Take care of your body. Don't drink soda or alcohol. Avoid pharmaceuticals. Avoid toxic relationships. I'm 33 years older than you. That time will pass faster than you realize.

[@sunset3052]

You're lucky, at least you're 30 years ahead of us 🤣🤣🤣

[@kenhondaofficial]

That's amazing! You can definitely still benefit from these lessons

[@itarcis]

Thank you for this meaningfull message.! I really needed it.

[@Tony1771-yj8mc]

I'm 58 and in good health. I realized suddenly that 20 years had passed and I never got those ice skating basics down, I did take one biginners class then. Not doing jumps or spins, that doesn't interest me. Just crossovers forward and backwards, transitions, etc. So a year ago I really started going seriously. I thought "no telling how many good years I have left, so times running out". Best desicion I've made. Can actually do one foot glides on each foot, that was an accomplishment for me. Took a long time. Stopping was another one. So helpful on crowded days.

[@kenhondaofficial]

That is great to hear Tony! Keep it up! If you liked what I shared in this video, I think you'll enjoy my free masterclass where I'll be sharing how we can build a great life at any stage of life. You can check it out here! → rebrand.ly/true-wealth-masterclass-50s

[@isabelalder9998]

Thanks so much for sharing your experience & how you were diagnosed (finally!). You're a true inspiration. I wish many, many more years of good health & maintenace. God bless you! 💖

[@kenhondaofficial]

Thank you very much Isabel! I'm going to share more about how we can create a truly rich life at any age in my free masterclass. I think you'll benefit from it! You can check it out here! → rebrand.ly/true-wealth-masterclass-50s

[@BigPoppa-t3z]

Don't worry about age man. Live every day your future is laid out for you. My pop always said. You are in the book. Just live your life.

[@mierezsaturday1452]

Thank you for this. Nourishing.

[@shaneclarke7482]

I'm 59 and my wife and i just had another baby, we are very happy together my wife works in a day care centre and i still work as a labourer and machine operator :)

[@johnbracken7032]

Wow. You’ll be working in your 80’s.

[@shaneclarke7482]

@@johnbracken7032 i hope so :)

[@jb243wp]

​@@johnbracken7032 By the time the child is in their early 20 they'll end up being be the carer, good plan 👌

[@kenhondaofficial]

I'm glad you are having a good time! Thanks for sharing!

[@hortenseplaceg9740]

I have three of your products, a 1978 Honda Goldwing, 2024 Honda Xr650l, 2023 Honda Metropolitan. Thank you Mr Honda, for made such great motorcycles!

[@kenhondaofficial]

Haha thank you! My name is Honda, but to be honest with you I drive Toyota. That's a little secret here 😂

[@crackerbarrel6965]

For me personally, my faith was my number 1 priority. Everything else comes in second place.

[@75marek]

Why don’t you say a bit more about il? Is it adventurous?

[@RoadiewithRich]

After battling cancer in my mid 40s I now realize health is wealth

[@barsixful]

I’m not worried about dying. Had a very spiritual life. I feel sorry for those who are scared of passing. I’m 60 in 4 weeks. Going down to 4 days a week at work after that. No point burning out too early?!

[@Mobev1]

Give me some tips. I want to be spiritual and try everyday but still have doubts and some fear of getting sick. My mother passed at 77 last year and she had cancer and it was pretty tough and threw a wrench into my relationship with my brothers.

[@agates9383]

@@Mobev1 If you are ready to hear it I can tell you, our true essence is our soul and our natural state is to be energy and we are all connected to the "source", being raised a roman catholic I take that to be Heaven in my paradigm. Our time here on earth is for a reason we choose and plan to accomplish what can only be done as a flesh and blood human being - think of our bodies as avatars - we come here, use them, learn or do what we came here to do, then shed them and go "home". I have watched hundreds of NDE testimonies and have gone through some medical procedures that have me convinced this is likely the truth - after we die we remain who we are but in spirit form (our natural form) go back home - we purposely have a veil put over our memory of who we really are so it wont interfere with our mission as a human - I know, it sounds very new age and weird BUT I also believe it's the truth - therefore, we have nothing to fear from death, it's just and end to our short vacation as a human and we go back to the source/creator/heaven/Jesus - however you choose to see it.

[@badarsaif1190]

Bro, nothing brings happiness to one’s soul than speaking to the Almighty All hearing God. Glorify him, cry like a child before him and ask him guidance to his paradise when the time comes to leave this life and return back to him. Try to listen to Quran recitation even if you don’t understand, it’s God’s miracle and you will never regret. God bless you.

[@lucylu9792]

I am terrified of dying and my illness made it a lot worse

[@Mobev1]

@@lucylu9792 hang in there. Be strong, watch awareness videos. Don’t blame yourself. You were placed into this world. You do not have control. Your destiny is written so why worry. You’ll be fine and you’ll be free. While you’re here be thankful but don’t be thankful for being here. Be thankful you’re aware. Don’t do any prescribed mental medications so you can heal mentally. I’m young and wasted 2 years worrying about nothing. I love you, the world loves you, the universe loves you. Watch some videos on how huge the universe is so you’ll be reminded how much control you truly have……zero.

[@martinkasemsan9099]

Thank you for this video, Ken!

[@oldfriend327]

I am turning 50 in less than a week and will admit that I am truly scared about whatever time is remaining. Thank you for this video.

[@kenhondaofficial]

You are very welcome! Be brave and make the most of the time you have!

[@kenhondaofficial]

I'm hosting a free masterclass very soon on how to have a great life at any stage of life. I think you might benefit from it. You can check it out here if you'd like → rebrand.ly/true-wealth-masterclass-50s

[@dcpmootown]

ty Iam 48 now and getting ready for my 50's,taking care of my health finally after my mother was diagnosed with diabetes

[@d3athsquad843]

I'm getting close to turning 51 and feel the hands of time having only a small effect on me. I quit worrying about life and how I'll handle it when I get older. It's a mindset and basically have an expiration date. But I'm grateful for the life I've lived so far. I may not be rich monetarily. But I am blessed with so many other things not just possessions.. I am happy to be above ground and I give thanks to my creator for the life I was born into. And I will gracefully embrace death when it is my time to transition to the next life. Love free, enjoy the small things in life, embrace your loved ones and tell them you love them always. And enjoy the things that bring you joy. And quit sweating the small stuff. That includes when and how you will die. 😊

[@seekertruth72]

thanks

[@kenhondaofficial]

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[@michaelanonymous5608]

The advantage is that with 59 you know what is really important for you, which compensates the lacking time.

[@kenhondaofficial]

Yes! Knowing your priorities is so important!

[@chchwoman9960]

Yea, I'm 63 and there's so much truth here. I'm going to do all that my body allows for the next 2 years in the hope of getting 10 more good years after that. More if I am lucky

[@slydog7131]

Start now and don't stop.

[@simpleisthebest73]

@chchwoman9960 Why are people trying so hard to live longer?

[@slydog7131]

@@simpleisthebest73 Do you want your last 10 years to be good, vibrant years or 10 years of chronic decline and debility?

[@michaeldalton8374]

@@simpleisthebest73 Scared shitless of dying. Not me. I’m ready to zoom on outta here.

[@thespaceman6283]

​@@simpleisthebest73usually to be there for their children and grandchildren

[@Acejustforalaugh]

Thank you 😊 Mr.Honda !

[@jpgrygus]

loved your work in the Fast and Furious movies

[@cylon1983]

When you're broke, Paying bills which take up all your money, there's not much happiness going on. I try to enjoy the little things in life unfortunately these little things are not very often.

[@mariefeeney6664]

God bless you and help you to be happy! Turn to him for help ❤

[@julosx]

And being broke at 20 is one thing, being broke at 55 is another.

[@mattesrocket]

@cylon1983 exactly, it's as simple as this. No youtuber wants to include those simple facts or biographies. And the little things to enjoy are not only rare but simply not enough to feel happy. And the fact is also, when you are broke, you lack so much money to fight illnesses and stay fit. In the last years I was lacking at least 2,000 for dentists and physio... and special shoes etc. So I have often pain, can't move without pain, means move to get fit. And without fitness other problems in all life situations appears that's bad for job and money again...

[@mattesrocket]

@@mariefeeney6664 God doesn't pay me new glasses, some surgery, money to buy a holiday or a car or presents for kids or to have nice evenings going out with others for a drink etc. Because god is just a phantasy and not real.

[@kenhondaofficial]

I understand, and I'm sending best wishes to you! I think you could benefit from my free masterclass. I'm going to share how we can build an abundant life at any age. You can join here, if that sounds of interest → rebrand.ly/true-wealth-masterclass-50s

[@daveduffy2823]

Live each day like it’s your last. One day you’ll be right. Best advice I’ve ever had.

[@mattesrocket]

At my last day I would not work but spend all my money for friends and meet them. If I do this every day, that's not clever.

[@kenhondaofficial]

Yes! Make the most of the time we have!

[@ChrisPage68]

This all depends on your health. I'm 56 and Disabled. My health is deteriorating. I also live on a low income.

[@seekertruth72]

take care are you able to walk or only indoor?

[@sureshraghavan1818]

I pray that God will be with you always bro.... Take care

[@mariefeeney6664]

God help and bless you❤❤

[@seshafarmspalmarosa1267]

50 is the best age to unwind things in our life... Start to live for yourself.. Health is great asset. See the heaven in this earth every moment....

[@kenhondaofficial]

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[@AkikoMakiOfficial]

Honda-san, thank you. I know about these things but, just the same, it was nice to hear somebody speaking about them, I think too many people here in the West pass this stuff off too easily when they are young.

[@kenhondaofficial]

You are very welcome! Even if its not always new information, it can be great to have a reminder! I'm going to share more about topics that you might not hear so often in my free masterclass. You can join here! → rebrand.ly/true-wealth-masterclass-50s

[@sallyornelas1844]

50's are the new 30's...times are a changing 😊😊😊😊

[@ruwgirl]

Yesss 🎉

[@tae1290]

Thanks, was feeling down about being 52 this year but your line has really cheered me up - attitude is key.

[@ME-nk2og]

True and people in their 30's act like punk kids these days.

[@Thenogomogo-zo3un]

Second half of life at 50! my second half started about 30. I probably got less than 10 years left. I'm 56. Both my parents died in their 60's

[@seekertruth72]

Im 52 I know we have little time will do best to live fully hence forth

[@kenhondaofficial]

Make the most of the time you have! I'm hosting a free masterclass where I'm going to share more about how we can enhance our life at any age. I think you'll like it! → rebrand.ly/true-wealth-masterclass-50s

[@BEACHDUDE71]

I'm 53 , I stopped partying in 40s, I like relaxing and staying home

[@steelearmstrong9616]

Yeh the partying definitely has to stop by 50 the latest. Relaxing and staying home by choice is so good for your mental health

[@kenhondaofficial]

I hope you are having a great time!

[@BEACHDUDE71]

@@kenhondaofficial so so

[@skylaneav8r902]

Great advice. I’m 56 now and am just now beginning to understand what people meant when they told me “at least yo have your health.” I have started having health issues and they are affecting things I love doing. I wish I had not abused my body so much during my youth in the name of “getting the job done.”

[@kenhondaofficial]

I'm glad it resonated with you! I hope you are doing well 🙏❤

[@silverlaptop2022]

Time is always limited! Even if your so called, "Young" God will take me whenever it's time, His time. It's Thy will be done, not my will be done. May God bless you much🌹

[@globalana8951]

Agree. I feel great with daily conscious maintenance. Let’s be mindful not to repeat that we’re getting old too often. I’m trying to avoid saying things like, ‘I’m old’ or ‘I’m sad.’ Instead, I focus on doing the right things to lift my mood. I avoid sending negative messages, as I don’t want to program my brain with those thoughts. I’d rather say, ‘Sorry, I’m busy rebuilding my business,’ because that’s the reality, instead of saying, ‘Sorry, I’m so old.’ I agree on prioritizing high-quality coffee, steak, oxygen, and being in a good place with good surroundings. Indeed, despite everything we can control, we never know what’s ahead. This is why being grateful for what was and what is helps put things into perspective-understanding that while my problems are important to me, there are much bigger problems and greater suffering that others endure. It’s key to think about things on a macro level, especially when comparing our situations to others. However, when making decisions, it’s important to focus on the micro level, paying attention to the details that matter in the moment. ‘If not now, then when? If not me, then who?’ This is the moment to act. If you’ve ever dreamed of living near a golf course or moving to Italy, now is the time to make it happen. Whatever your aspirations, this is the time to pursue them, because we never know what the future holds. Equally important is the balance between doing things correctly and embracing a little risk. I remind myself to keep a sense of adventure alive and, most importantly, to keep my heart open. With thanks.

[@seekertruth72]

Thanks very much I like your suggestion "when making decisions, it’s important to focus on the micro level, paying attention to the details that matter in the moment"

[@kenhondaofficial]

Thank you for your amazing comment! Yes, we must be careful with the language we use!

[@kenhondaofficial]

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[@mr.d6296]

I'm 59 and quit smoking 7 years ago, used the money to take Kung Fu lessons. That's my 2 cents.

[@steelearmstrong9616]

Good for you mate. That’s awesome 👌

[@kenhondaofficial]

Wow that's awesome! I hope you are having a great time I'm hosting a free masterclass on how we can build an abundant life at any stage of life, and I think you'll like it. If that sounds interesting, you can join here! → rebrand.ly/true-wealth-masterclass-50s

[@Scubasgamecorner]

I am almost 53 , my brain feels like I am 25 But my body feels like I am 65....I gotta get moving !!!!

[@kenhondaofficial]

Take care of your body and health! Best wishes to you!

[@LaChicaconSuerte-1111]

yes, keep moving, remove toxic people from your life, add olive oil to your diet, use sunscreen, and surround yourself with people who are positive and who care about you.

[@naturalyawd7814]

Age 57 here and focusing on prioritizing my health, and happiness

[@kenhondaofficial]

That is great to hear! I'm hosting a free masterclass on how to build we can build a truly rich life at any stage of life. I think you could benefit. You can check it out here! → rebrand.ly/true-wealth-masterclass-50s

[@paulreynolds2569]

59 here, too. One does get better at saying "no" or adopting an attitude of "enough". Being true to oneself is so important, but some distract themselves with "activities" as in their younger years, because an unfounded fear being true to oneself may lead you to a sense of "Is that all there is" on the back half of yor life. In one's 50's, it's a good time to resolve conundrums in one's life that have been holding you back from being true to yourself and brying the hatchet on such matters.

[@kenhondaofficial]

Well said Paul! I'm hosting a free masterclass on how we can enhance our life at any age. I think you might enjoy it. You can check it out here! → rebrand.ly/true-wealth-masterclass-50s

[@nickg2431]

I like the way you say Ken, at 3.20 'Even in your busiest day you can find 1 or 2 things that bring you joy" and show us an image of a beautiful woman at the same time😀

[@caios9030]

THANK YOU FOR THE ADVICES.

[@nickslotus9490]

At 60, you are in the last quarter of “your lifetime football game. Run on and make the most of it

[@julosx]

That's why I don't believe that when you reach 50 it's the middle of your life. You're way beyond that point at 50.

[@roadrunner381]

Your probably right, but I like to believe it, thinking I could actually go another 50 yrs, its just a better frame of mind, and I leave at that!

[@Dave_Webb]

I'm also 59. This is excellent advice Ken.

[@legneil]

Dad passed last year at 87 mom still going at 86. I don’t think ill ever reach that age smoking for 40 years living in pain and mental illness all i hope for is that i live long enough to see my kids succeed at this moment is trying to take care of mom as much as i can.

[@mariefeeney6664]

May God help and bless you❤❤

[@kenhondaofficial]

I am praying for you 🙏❤

[@mililaniman]

Thanks for the advice! I will be 53 this December, and I strive to enjoy life every day.

[@cuicanirios322]

These tips are useful even for young people. I hope they listen to them too

[@kenhondaofficial]

Yes! I'm glad you liked them!

[@theIdeaSensei]

I turned 46 last week and I'm taking this advice to prepare in advance. Thank you. 😊

[@davidbrucemusicvideo]

Wow! How did I stumble upon this?? Brilliant!

[@kenhondaofficial]

Thanks David! I'm really glad you enjoyed the video! I'm going to share more about how we can make the most of our life at any age in my free masterclass. I think you'll enjoy it! → rebrand.ly/true-wealth-masterclass-50s

[@Baruch-Hashem]

All good advice. At 60, well if you are in the corporate world, be preparing your exit strategy. Regardless of your parents longevity, there is a likely hood you will live longer or even shorter - you do not get to know unless you are seriously ill. I plan retirements, my advice, learn to be happy with less, just breathing the air, going for a walk, enjoying your children and grandchildren if you have a good relationship and have any. Enjoy the simple pleasures and I 100% agree, say no no no, but also try saying yes when it can be a new experience. The most terrible mistake is worry, it can eat you up and destroy all your days. Find a relationship with God and know everything is ultimately for the best. Let those we lost stay in your heart, but keep living. Let go of material possessions that own you as much as possible. Peace.

[@SweetStuffOnMonarchLane]

Great advice. Thanks for the reminders.

[@joses5356]

Amen

[@kenhondaofficial]

I'm glad you liked the video and thanks for sharing your perspective!

[@mcmlxv9827]

I'm 59, in good shape, exercise, eat right, take care of myself and feel like I always have, no different than in my twenties. I love my job, so I'm planning on staying until I'm 74. There are a few people younger at work that have health issues, don't exercise, smoke, drink and eat crap. They act so old, while I run circles around them. Stay active, eat right and stay young. I enjoy every minute of every day.

[@kenhondaofficial]

That is amazing to hear! Good luck with your life!

[@DoveringFifths]

I don't like the way people talk about health as a duty or chore or thing to maintain, it's so dull. I just feel ugh about it when I think about it like that. I started working out after I quit smoking and to me, doing a few sets or going for walk or whatever, I call it a cigarette. I get high and I do it when I'm stressed to cope. I like it when people say, "maybe it's too much" because then it feels like something bad. I like bad things.

[@lr1431]

I’m 54, Last 2years l do every day exercises for weight training , jogging,swimming, and my knees getting stronger then before year, and this spring started to swimming at 4 oC cold lake for 3 minutes, and now 15oC 35mins ! Life’s is journey keep learning new hobbies what you have Love and passion , Love Gardening grow organic vegetables and grow beautiful flowers plant , and enjoy more times to yourself , and family’s activities like gym, swimming , cooking,bicycling too. Life is full of wonder to finds the new things to leans. Like enjoy the nature every day! Taste the best green tea,Coffee, and a fresh fish! Sure eat healthy and have 8 hours quality sleep.

[@kenhondaofficial]

That's amazing! Thanks for sharing!

[@eunoiavision7567]

Had my first and second kid in mid 50s. Turning 60 soon. Things look different from up here.

[@ruwgirl]

Wow really? That's amazing 🤩👏

[@tomfoolery342]

Kinda selfish! Instead of a father, they will have an instant grandfather! Not a flex dude!!

[@eunoiavision7567]

@@tomfoolery342 I'll tell my kids that it was selfish to have them.

[@tomfoolery342]

@@eunoiavision7567 They won't realize until long after you're gone, and they will then realize the stunted childhood/dad milestones they missed. Don't worry, you will not know as you will be selfishly gone!

[@eunoiavision7567]

@@tomfoolery342 Let me guess, you're childless, correct?

[@Synthetic-lt4ed]

Thank you brother for sharing your takes, I am 51 now. 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

[@kenhondaofficial]

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[@rd9102]

Wise words, thanks for sharing.

[@kenhondaofficial]

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[@Zas1972]

Thank you sir….respect to you from 🇦🇺👌🙏

[@andyhinds542]

"Second half"?? More like last third or quarter but thanks for the optimism, mate.

[@campingintheforest_]

Very helpful video, nicely articulated points. Thank you. Time seems to move faster as I get older. 53 and retired. Children send grandchildren to visit these days. Now I am growing a large garden, feeding the local wildlife, and making videos of our interactions with the wild animals. My grandfather would be proud. He worked until he was 65 and went home to our Creator 8 years later. I think the points this gentlman made in this video are quite valid.

[@kenhondaofficial]

Wow thank you very much! If you would like to hear more from me, I'm going to share how we can live our best lives possible at any age in my free masterclass. You can join here! → rebrand.ly/true-wealth-masterclass-50s

[@voivod6871]

Second half of your life what does he think his life expectancy is 120

[@dasc0yne]

It is all just common sense. But I still needed to hear it. Thank you.

[@BostonRobK]

Great video and powerful message thanks Ken!

[@kenhondaofficial]

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[@LeoTheComm]

Hate to break it to you folks but the average life expectancy is about 80. Therefore if you're 50 you're already beyond the half way point in your life. Just saying!

[@dominic8218]

55 and just what I needed to hear this morning 🤣

[@LeoTheComm]

@@dominic8218 I'm 62 and could care less what the numbers say, I'll be seeing someone young enough to be our daughters age for dinner tonight.

[@dominic8218]

@@LeoTheComm Good man. If you go, make sure it’s with a smile on your face 🤣👍🏻

[@dominic8218]

@Sometimes_Happens_As_Heck that is brilliant 👌🏻

[@kham7571]

@Sometimes_Happens_As_Heckwhat a character! Love that.